Kibabii TTC Rocks Drama Festival. Spectacular Performances by Schools
Kibabii Teachers Training College (TTC) recently performed a play titled “The Report,” which raises serious allegations against top police officials in Kenya’s cattle rustling problem. Despite the significant investment by security forces to tackle this issue, the play suggests that it will continue to be a problem until the root cause is addressed.
The play follows the story of Nick, an investigator who is driven by personal experience, having lost both his father and mother to banditry. Nick faces many challenges in his efforts to uncover the faces behind cattle rustling, but he is driven by new revelations that continue to emerge.
However, he faces another hurdle when he discovers that his wife is having an affair with his immediate boss, Zadock, who is secretly involved in sharing intel with rustlers.
The play implies that the head of the Department of Criminal Investigations is involved in the sharing of information with rustlers, which is used to make a profit from selling stolen beef from slaughtered cattle in the bush.
Fortunately, the Inspector General of Police investigates the inside job and eliminates the cartels, putting an end to cattle rustling for good.
“Alexis” by St Mary’s School Yala
In another play titled “Alexis,” produced by Victor Mkanda and presented by St Mary’s School Yala, a patient receives a life-saving heart transplant. After the procedure, the patient recovers and returns to work as a paediatrician, but with a strange attachment to music.
“Dota” by Migosi Primary School
Migosi Primary School presented a cultural dance titled “Dota,” which places the girl child at the center of human development. The dance was produced by Roselyne Gwada and impressed the audience with its creativity.
“Basi” by Moi Educational Centre
Finally, Moi Educational Centre presented a colorful Swahili Choral Verse titled “Basi,” directed by Beatrice Migeni and produced by Mathews Echoka. The school’s outstanding costumes made the choral presentation a breathtaking piece of creativity.
Kibabii Teachers Training College’s play “The Report” highlights the root cause of Kenya’s cattle rustling problem and suggests that it will continue to be a problem until the issue is addressed. The other plays presented also showcase creativity and talent in different areas of performance.
Kibabii TTC Rocks Drama Festival. Spectacular Performances by Schools
